Burmannia coelestis

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Burmannia coelestisOctober 6, 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

I personally don’t know the name of this particular wild plant, but I often find it growing in my plantation or along the edge of the forest. Usually, this plant grows well in moist places, such as along rivers or around swamps.This flower has a long, slender, upright stem that looks like a thin thread or a fine green wire. However, the most striking part is its very beautiful color, which is purplish-white or a pale light purple. It also has bright yellow patterns or spots surrounded by pure white.

Unfortunately, this particular flower is relatively small in size, so we have to look at it from a close distance to truly see its beauty. At that time, I also photographed this flower using only my phone camera, so some of the pictures were not as satisfying as I had hoped.This flower is beautiful, but I don’t really like it that much, and in my opinion, it is not very suitable for growing in front of the house unless we plant it in large numbers.

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Okay friends, now I will share some pictures of wildflowers here.

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PhotographyBurmannia coelestis
Photographermaxmarvin@maxmarvin


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